LDAR Technician - Offshore

About the role

The LDAR Technician will conduct leak detection and repair (LDAR) surveys on offshore facilities, identifying fugitive emissions and ensuring compliance with environmental, HSE, and quality standards. This role supports the full leak‑detection lifecycle from survey to verification of repairs.

Key responsibilities

• Perform Method 21 and/or Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) surveys on valves, pumps, flanges, connectors and other regulated components according to facility P&IDs.
• Tag, log and track components in the LDAR database, updating the inventory as changes occur.
• Identify leaks, classify severity, generate work requests, follow up on repairs and verify effectiveness post‑repair.
• Calibrate, maintain and troubleshoot monitoring instruments such as TVA/FID analyzers and IR cameras.
• Maintain accurate field records, photos, videos and compliance documentation for client and regulatory reporting.
• Coordinate with offshore operations and maintenance teams for access, scheduling and repair execution.
• Adhere strictly to offshore HSE protocols, permit‑to‑work systems and PPE requirements.
• Report survey findings and compliance status to the Site Supervisor or Project Lead.

Required profile

• Minimum 5 years of experience in oil & gas, refinery or offshore LDAR/emissions monitoring.
• Valid offshore safety certification (BOSIET/OPITO or equivalent) and current medical fitness for offshore work.
• Working knowledge of EPA Method 21, EN 15446 or equivalent leak detection standards.
• Ability to work offshore rotations, in confined spaces and at heights.
• Strong documentation, data recording and reporting abilities.
• Fluent English and effective communication within multidisciplinary offshore teams.

Required skills

• EPA Method 21 leak detection
• EN 15446 leak detection
• Optical Gas Imaging (OGI)
• TVA/FID analyzers
• Infrared (IR) cameras
• LDAR database/software